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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-05-28

John Monroe, young man living
with his widowed sister in the north
ern part of Georgia, was digging a hole
for a potato bin in his cellar the Other
day, when his spade broke open an
earthen pot containing $1,4S0 in gold.
The coin had been buried by his sis
tcr's husband during the war, and SUBJ
sequently forgotten.-SaE francisco
Arg0aauk
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-05-28
"But will dress inns"
G.Xoe -

"But will dress finA"
"Yes -
When he had gone to sleep, she gath
cred him into her arms and let her
heart throb against him.
The next morning he got up laugh
ing, and, when she stood III the door
watching him as he walked away. he
turned around and joyously waved his
hand at her He did not return until
late in the evening. She sprang toward
him. He put out his withered arm.
She gazed at him a moment, and then
taking his hand, attempted to lead him.
He drew back with a shudder.
II will not go into the fool room, "
he said. You needn't beg me,
mother. swear that hope to die if
ever go in there again"
my son, what is the matter with
you?"
"pm no longer fool that's all.
You shut my eyes last night, but they
air open now"
"What has opened themP'
you shut them"
"But who opened themP"
Without replying, he went into hi;
own room and shut the door. The next
day she attempted to follow him, but
he drove her Lack. Shortly after he
had gone, a neighbor, an old woman,
came over and asked if Zanby Were
home.
"Whut makes you ask?"
Didn't know, but he-wall, the
truth is, he is nearly dyin' about her. "
"WhoP" the old woman gasped.
"Miss Reynolds"
Zanby's mother sank down with &
groan. Il reckon you must have SEED
her." the neighbor continued. Ever
body do low that she's the peartest ant
puttiest creetur that ever come 'rount
here. They say that Zanby is nearly
dead about her. Pity, fur she's dur
engaged ter a jedge. Wy Zanby ain
seed her but few times, an ! dom
reckon she ever seed him a tall, t
know him. Well, must run back"
Zanby stood behind n tree, gazing a
a beautiful girl, dressed in white. Shc
was gathering flowers, Zanby slipped
from behind the tree and approached
her. There's that poor little crippl,
again, she unused. He took off his hat
Good morning." said the youn:
lady.
In attempting to bow he leaned owe
too far and fell.
"Poor little fellow!" she exclaimed
running to him. He scrambled to hi
feet and gazed at her.
"Do you love fowersP" she asked
not knowing what else to say.
81 love one fower,'' he replied.
"Only oneP Why, ~ love them all
Which one do you lovep"
You"
"Oh, you must not talk that way,
she kindly replied. you don't kno'
Inc well enough"
81 know you well enough to die fc
you"
This is serious" she unused, an
then, with laugh full of music, sale
you must never think Of dying fc
any one, but live"
II WILL" he broke in, 81 will liv
for you. / am not fool now"
"Oh, no, you are not fool"
81 ken never be q statesman"
She laughed. He bit his lips.
must CO." she said.
Wait" he said.
"No, I must 60"
! He attempted to take her hand. "G
| away, you impudent little thing.
away, and don't come back hel
| again"
l The widow waited until midnigh
4 and then, as Zanby had not come, 81
aroused the neighbors. Early the ne
morning he was found, lying in ii
branch. His withcred arm lay aero
| his face. Friends assembled at IL
house, but the old woman and her 81
5 were alone in the fool room. "-Op
f P. Lead, in ArkanSGw Traveller.
| | -
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-05-28

There probably has been no tim,
in New England for years when rail
road bridges have been in as safe q
condition as at present. The Wood
stock and West Roxbury accident
have induced a general and thor1VgI
reinspectiop, C0ngrcgatiVHatsy
Huntsville gazette., 1887-10-08
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

DISPATCHES of the Cd indicate that the
Prohibition amendment has been defcate
in Tennessee by $4,000 majority.
lie ex-Confederate Association Of chi
ago unanimously decided to participate
in the escort rendered President Cleveland
They will turn cut $50 men
THE miners in the Springfield (ill) dis
trict are out on r strike for an advance Of
wages to g. - cents per ton. Their wages
have been about % cents per ton Over
1900 men are now out.
THE veteran firemen of New York ar
rived at home on the I'd from their trip to
San Francisco, and were escorted to their
club house by a procession 500o strong,
composed of veterans and exempt firemen.
THE second meeting of the vegetable
and fruit growers was held at jackson,
Miss, OF the 1st. A constitution and by
laws were adopted. W. H. Cassel, OF Can
ton, delivered an interesting address.
AN election was held by the landowners
Of cotton levee district No. l, of Arkansas,
on the 1st. for the purpose of voting q tax
necessary to raise $4,000 to build suIta-
bic levee in the district No one but land
owners were permitted to participate IN
tbe vote. and out of the number of 19O
landowners. resident and nonresident,
four votes were cast against the assess
ment of said tay,
The President had a rousing reception
at Indianapolis on the 1st, and in his
speech paid feeling tribute to the mem.
ory of the late Vice President Hendricks
THE Hon. W. E. F. Milburn, prominent
lawyer of Greenville, Tenn, and member
of the Legislature, shot and instantly
killed Will Ward, bartender, of the same
place, on the 1st. The parties got into a
discussion over the result of the prohibi-
ton election, when hot words passed, and
Ward assaulted Milburn with knife,
when the latter shot him through the
heart.
HUNDREDS were unable to gain admis-
sion to the St. Paul Cathedral, on the I'd,
when Cardinal Gibbons preached upon
"Charity.n The Cardinal left for Port
land, Ore, the same day, accompanied by
Bishop BRANDED, of Montana, Bishop Nat.
ty. of Dakota, and DR.. Capele, of WASH
ington.
THE editor OF the Birmingham, Ala.
Hornet was arrested and put under bond or
the 1st, and the sale of his paper stopped
at all the news stands, for the variety af
ribald end blasphemous articles in it.
A SUIT was filed in the Little Rock Cir.
cuit Court on the 1st against the st. Lc-,is,
Iron Mountain and Southern railroad bs
|thirty-seven persons, who claim in the ag-
gregate $4,000 for damages sustained on
the 5th of July, by an alleged unnecessary
detention a. Newport
Huntsville gazette., 1887-10-08
THE KNIGHTS OF LABOR.

Delegates Gathering for Annual Meeting
of the National Assembly at Minneapolis
-Powderly the Idol of the Knights Stu.
MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, Oct. "A large
number of delegates to the Knights OF
Labor assembly have arrived in the city.
Each incoming train brings them from
every part of the country. Among the
prominent arrivals were: John w. Hayes,
New Brunswick, secretary of the general
executive board; James Campbell Pitts
burgh, president of the American Window
Glass Association and chairman OF the
credentials committee; Hugh Cavanaugh,
Cincinnati, district master workman of ID.
A. 40, one Of the largest district assem-
blies in tie organization, and Richard
Griffiths, Chicago, the second officer in the
National body, general worthy forem an.
There was no meeting of the co-opera
tive board, and though the committee on
credentials is busy, the majority OF the
delegates have nothing to do but discuss
the issues of the coming assembly.
In speaking of the opposition to Pow
derly. Richard Griffiths said: "There is a
great deal more smoke than fire in the pub
lished reports. During the past year l
have spent great deal of my time as a
general officer of the organization,
travelling about the country. l have
visited nearly every portion of
Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana, Ohio,
Kentucky, and have Travelled in other
Middle and Southern States, as well as
nv own and I want to tell you that
during all that time | never met one man
among the masses Of the organization
who has even whispered the complaint
against Terry Powderly or his policy.
Powderly is the idol of the knights and
more the ideal man for the position which
he holds in the estimation of the masses
Of the organization than any other man
could be-"
The credentials committee continued its
work and passed upon upward of two
hundred delegates upon whose credentials
no protests had been filed. The commit
tee, it is understood, has a great surprise
in store for Joseph r. Buchanan, the Den
yer kicker. who is one of the champions
Of the expelled assembly 1913 Of carpet
weavers. 1t is stated that there is pro-
test fled from every local assembly in
Colorado against the credentials of Bu'
chanan. In case this proves to be fact,
and there is not much doubt that it is true,
tits exceedingly probably that Buchanan
will not be allowed a seat in the coming
convention.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-10-08
IT is estimated that the public debt was

IT is Estimated that the public debt was
reduced during September $l6,500,00e
THE Volunteer beat the Thistle in the
second race of the international series on
the 30th, thus keeping the Americas cup
at home for another year at least.
THERE was received at the Treasury
Department on the 30th a novel COM
munication from a German capitalist in
Berlin. He states that he has in his pos.
session large number of bonds issued by
the Confederate States of America, and
after much persuasion by his friends he
has concluded to offer 81 900 worth OF
them for redemption.
EIGHTEEN officers and forty-one non-
commissioned officers in the Swedish
army arrived in New York on the 30th on
ti1o 7f1iHgvaifa Line ateauslain- Hecls <
attend the international drill in Chicago.
On their return to New York from Chi
cago dinner will be given in their honor.
THE veteran firemen of New York were
in Cleveland, o., on the Both. They were
| met by a delegation of old-time iiremen,
and in the afternoon the visitors and
Others gave parade through the principal
streets. The New Workers held reception
and concert at night.
SCoTCH ynchtsmen are already planning
| to build ew yacht with which to com
| pete next ear for the Americas cup.
| THE public debt was reduced during
| September $i4, 247, ,969.
CHAMBERS is reported as prevailing to
an alarming extent on the Crow reserva
| tion.
| THE Detroits are now sure winners OF
| the League pennant, with Chicago and
| Philadelphia fighting for second place
| the latter club being only seven points be-
| hind Chicago. Cincinnati will be second
| in the Association.
| WHILE cutting down tree on the farm
| Of John Warren at New Portage, o..
| Washington Reichard and compan ior
named Snyder found several thousand
| dollars in gold and bank notes hidden il
| the hollow.
! THE Bellevue Bank, at Bellevue, O., has
suspended, with liabilities aggrogating
| 100000.
| THE Southern Exposition at Louisville
| KY, has succumbed to bad weather and
mall attendance, and was ordered CLOSED
| by the board of directors on the evening
| of thu 1st.
| A STRIKE of the Baltimore & Ohio tel
| egraph operators at New York has beer
averted by the withdrawal of an obnoxiou:
or der issued by the company.
/ THE annual meeting of the National AS
! selnbly Knights of Labor convened a
| Minneapolis, Mimi, on the 4th. 1t ii
thought that in spite of some pronounced
opposition, Mr.. Powderly will be re
| elected General Master Workman.
A PANIC occurred in Harris theater
Cincinnati, on the night of the 1st, but n'
one was seriously hurt.
A LARGE number of Detroit (dich.
street-car employees have been discharged
on suspicion of crookedness.
RYAN g. HANEY, the contractors TO
building the Red River railroad in Mani
toba, have refused to continue the work
until their back pay is Forthcoming
amounting to about 5 ,000.
A NOISY audience of four hundred per
sons listened to speech by George Fran
! els Train at Webster Hall few York, OF
the night of the ID, for the benefit Of tht
Chicago Anarchists. The address was al
attack on the leading politicians of th'
| country.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-10-08
nuSCEILANEOUI.

THE Dublin Union asserts that since
January l, 1887, the National League baa
received subscriptions amounting to f5l.
900. of which it has doled out only "a, -
to the tenantrv of Ireland. The balance.
the Union says, has not been accountefl
for.
A STATUE of Francis Deake was unvaileft
at Pesth on the 29th in the presence sf
Emperor Frances Joseph, ArchduK
Joseph and other members of the royal
family, represen tatives of France, ltalr
Turkey and other distinguished persons.
Count Louis Tisza delivered "A eulogy on
Deake, praising his services to hungary.
AT the consistory to be held at Rome in
December the Pope will confer tho car
dinalats upon Archbishop Richard OF
Paris and Mgr. Persico, at present on a
special mission to Ireland, and VIII also
invest Cardinal Jacobini with the car
dinalate.
THE next National encampment OF the
Grand Army of the Republic will be held
at Columbus, o.
THE twenty first National encampmens
of the G. A. r. closed on the Both.
THE Grand Army of the Republic elect
ed Judge John P Rea, of Minnesota, CON-
mander-i in chief: Nelson Cole, OF ST. Louis
senior yice-commander-in-c John Z.
Linahan, junior vice ce-commander-ln-chief
Genera. Lawrence Donahue. of Washing
ton. sArgeon- general, and Rev. Edward
Anderson, of Connecticut, chaplain.
LOCAL free traders met at Cleveland,
O., on the night of the 29th and issued an
invitation TO the American Frce-Trade
League to hold the next biennial conyen-
tion in that city. The convention meets
this month and the invitation will no doubt
be accepted.
CATHOLICS throughout Europe are much
,pcensed at the action Of the Roman police
in seizing the Popa's jabiie3 medals b3-
ceuse hey bore an inscription designat-
ing the contif as king.
Huntsville gazette., 1887-10-08
oHiMES AND CASUALTIES.

mo ul9 ". LAWSON, accused of at.emnted
last gnri''H ano robbing in Rails County, Mo-,
Mont III, was arrested at Deer Lodge,
Gos H. 'ue 2'th. A warrant of extradi-
tho To-, zen issued by the Governor Of
from 9Ti;l1oTy aud an officer is on the way
I'm -aIssouri ! for the prisoner.
been r,rad'i ~ l,isn steamer Matthews Cay has
Coast u Aeu on Cape Finisterre, on the
ircnr Spain. Tn, persons were
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26
y,c,. Of Interest.

some persons ars able to stop TIE hearts
beating for o csnslderabls time
An exposition VIII tart in the spring for
Tie Sou.h'Pole
Hair Is laken 81 ladies' faces by means og
electricity alsl IL never returns A shock IS
given 20 the ROOT Of the hair by an electric
nss-lis.
r-hs activity of osfaaIzs3 labor IN the po-
ftifel r-oisa 3 fia@ most fnspcrtant movement
ia CSC Unised ;sates since tne civil war. Old
parties srs trehking ~.
caicsrs,. Bsitiu3ge. Phgeaslphia. rinne-
apols. Torontst. r-d ether cities already have
e.e-tris street. rsfTrays ia successful .,ad
proifsfie operation.
II a mosarito bites pcreor who has yellow
or rnalarinl fefsr It carries upon its probcsois
enough y .ssouu,ls natter % infect the next
person is ssings
Animals tbsa are dad q ho- cholera arr
beng conveyed ~ 80 car ioad 70 rendering
1sseblssbfnsni.i. whe-s trey are made into
SOAP n nef iaIo lard Tsis e horrible The
boats or au eniuals tast de 4 dieeaso
sboald be Immediately snd thoroughly
oernei
There DIRE $40 20 rsifss # railway n the
g-sr..i. a.td Aans51ra has hsif 81 tbam TIE
Eaae3 stasss hss mags tbaa any other "a
fi5A
f- ys=r Yo-k city ste-s az beng taken
fassiaz sa tae app sinfraeat = -oaen Gu tsss
koa18 % saalafioa- -.s
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

On March 1, 1857. q rev system of govern
ment weather signals viii be adopted for gen
e1'al use at local and volunteer display sta
lions u is a white flag FOR clear or fair
weather; q square blue flag for rain or snow
q triangular black Gag Tor temperature, to
he hoisted above tie other flag for higher
temperature, bs.iOE for lower temperature,
and @ square white flag, with square black
center. for a cola wave, as now used. When
suspended from a horizontal pole or rope a
small white streamer viii he used to indicate
the END from which the flags are to be read.
This systein sceirls TO b. a great improvement
On the ono now Ia use
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

The haze with which Mr. Pllet has been
EXPERIMENTING has a Superficial area OK
s. square SardA The frame weighs $50
pounds and TIE canvas and cords %
pounds Two c5rlis nrnouvereG from the
earth and connected with the two extremites
of the vertical inc passing through the geo
metric center OF the kite give the proper in
cIination, according 20 the velocity Of the
wind. Two assistants prevent a lateral IN
cIinaiioD With tire kite a weight Of 10
pounds has betn lifted - feet Whether any
thing Of value ri to be elected from these ex-
peruneuts the future can alone discover. 80
Tar All aer5sl ezf erinsnts have failed 70 en-
abe Is practically 10 nay igate the air.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

Dr. " Mueller describes in kosnos the TO
markable habits of the Brazilian long horn
ieetle tOlcdersSl. OF less fhsn an inch in
length, wlicb gnsws of branches frori one
70 two inches in diameter o. the hard wooded
camphor tree fer The purpose OF inserting It's
eggs into The tyrigs, which is done after the
branches have fallen 90 the ground.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

On q tie xrsnt engineering works of the
age Is the New severn fBnnel, aud is sesTecialiy
femarkatie fer passing arGer an arm Of the
sea- It erterds from New Passage to Port
skswet tvo and 2 bali mites under tho water
ITS entire length, exclusive Of approaches. Is
about four and q hall miies. It has taken
thirteen years 20 buila ths tunnel
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

A resHz ssn q Ms. Felf1sr. f7ins scar
ths cosner ef East sni saermaa-sss, VS.
seriaF En- srsd "a re tei,oegsa slide
f 81 sza He aad -i-e5 gp a sofa1-
an ent 81 e8rrV' s-a~ss ana vais ralex
aawr 1e h-s tuTentttu c1aSe 7l8 re frd
ere T5res reas 1a 1is stssr
aa wunf s ssf 81 sa a7s5
wl1fn asii estr r-rFe fsat
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

There Is certain % bs genuine boom
10 rsal estate IN Grsnd Rapids THIS
Sprsg a. indeed thars vii be through
oaf az ~ ihs larger tosns IA Northern
Mich gan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

kNAfIEn-A lQt3 OF lftE ItI.Do RAN
" Hcfsld ~ each ~ uss - laasa. = tse t.r
pciotff = AoFe--s.ff aH1 tgf tf
tlANffD 10 SChaeoE -. - asa. -
W tpfiehi mo 81 HORSE ~ ~ elia Har.
pes SEC ~ eai 3. h1aalco-t bail-laF ts
UAhIEn-JC 81 shoND HAEB OB.
~ gan. Aoc es ioE ths 81 sce. u
VANTKD--Se FOR 0Nh TEAB VIII
" psy So asQ ini resi- AlaIsss = r. aai
egrasn- Herald. 81
WAA4ED-WflH BATH Ah1 MoDERS
w eonl leuieucess silli a. rooms flT light felsf-
keeping or gentleman rld VIE -iu.i la Near
business centre. no cnil1fca) address bhs p
this office fHif
lrO LEASE On LDNb 1IMk-rn. KESi
! manufacturing si-es ln az near The clff in
three 90 ten scre lets and Sing hciweeD ia.l
triink ti1cs 81 railway sne hffin4 ihe YFre best
Facilities icT hhlnfc-t ia ki olfCfIoDS I'd lie ioa-
ei rates The property has Tooi s10riy "a
wster ior pny parpJse and uof ssb'ect u city
axe fcfcg 4. Cook or J. q. Mckee. 80. +
fouuftin-st Mf
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

Vessel uen are happy over The prospect
thas navigssioa wiI open early shis
Spring Marine interests have suffered
consi1araoly duriag the psst year or two
aaf ne outlook nov is particularly
briznt -
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

NoE hst candidates fcr Clrcuis Tsfzs
have been nsmeL aasre Is coes.dersbla
speeD' ati2a as p wlei8ar " Ansfr ~
~ MoVrsoHEHT nll receive TIE sue-
pr. Of MAJORITY af tha members 81 tia
Kent County Bar A lsEgass ves
cosnss no mers t1sf Ihst of q ssa5iar.
hat ii is senerssiy understood .lst rev
vi hsve Influence u,o-a or iess fters
srs st present - u'auhers of Tia Bar
81 vhCW eiehty seven a-s eiasss8 -
Republicans sixty six a. as,noe-ai- sn5
forr as prchihlt5orisfs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

MuLzE sud MAgo ara exonarassd froz
The charge q giving away' tae tssti-
noay rsisiivs 10 the Soldiers Home.
Nov lst th8 other msnlbers 4 See com
mittse b investigated. This kslBous
crime must "a fsrret,sd ou.i
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

Under sbe bsa3 ~PuIss of The People
our consemporsues VIII dad a. article
rhich. 'sn sde nsnle oi the rsofIs Of tie
Unitsd Statee thsy are Teqaested so
cory. The szthcr is r Tet known des ~
IA second hand furuitlre etc ~ this citY.
lie Is s pfehaeiy l1n4ueerinz tyrs8ni
csl religious CRANK. or perbsps. q baa-
pecksl husbsua Re Is evidently soi q
progressive Christian.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

The Kent delegation 70 thu DsnO-
cratic State convention at Detroit on
Tuesday vii be strongly in favor Of the
nomination 0t LEv 7 GsfFFIS Tor one
of me places GA the Supreme bonsh.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

And nov i 10 said tia. ths irisnds Of
LkEkT CAEisoLE ss al. VIII maks 1t OK
oseslingly warm 1or ArLEs Q. ADsu .n
the cominz campaign 0seauss See lattes
6xusd tbo peoples. cal % nominate
Judge H0sfss iast spr.nE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

Name bah ordered q aqCaraa.ins against
cattle from Massachusetts,. New YORK aud
iIlln0is, permitting ,hsm 10 be shipped
through, however, 10 seapor5s. provided
they aGe not unioaded 10 transiL
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

rhs Ckica<s "i.e.l- sra lo~llcz agasu.
Il % e be haqsd taaf seven oe thsla wi
soCa 0s pa where they eaclot losL
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

asna.or is4arls sa8 yesterday honor-
sd sit1 sbs sisotoa cf President pro tas
u she Senass - . s'licl pazly scls.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

fisntls1sn GR I.0E I'll. FsSDLEroS may
ga ths Treasury portfolio aud then
WA.a MlLeAs ~ tla Cinelunsti En-
qs.rer vii % rgat oif sad lie.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

3llss EnsSc1s = WIrLAaD wili iel. She
Michigan Legislature ail che Knows about
t1s sgs ol consent next Thursday even
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

TIE VIII Of GEoEsE HvrcHEs. a
wealthy resident q Nsv Jersey. who
LETT HxSKY GE0Res S}0e90 60 hs used &c
prosoulxauDg his doctrios. was sdmiited
% probate yesterday SUI 81 .ho relatives
of tbe deceased make strong psotest.
GzoRas generously offers 20 compromias
tks natter.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

b vote oi = to S. as oar dispatches
shoR. tcs Texas State seuafs has decil.
Ell 10 submit ths question Of prohibiiOs
amendment 20 poDUlar vote. Local
option bas ,or years proven snccesef1l Ia
many countiss ol tla f.on8 Star Stste.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

The kte sAiei las 80 long served as a toy
fer b9ys. las lately received attention froia
risc halassszis. who fnd il : means of apply
ius and segiiyiHs formulas relating 20 the no
si,lsues of taa air and Saus contributing 70
III -ciniisn y tie problem u zht
Mr J. Piii-s. q re Paris PolYteshnic school,
has .toenriy prs-a'ed % the French Associa-
t5on for the Aas aJsceflent of Science a theory
es % tho @oailIb siun II the kite The ele-
nents % h. considered are is weight. its
plano suFface the position Of is center of
gravity. which has teen found 10 be very
nesr he lover extremity, the center Of th-
winds pressure, and the point OF attachment
of tho string.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-26

Is TiEw OF MAXIM CFE1kiN iHfRos r.
I ments ne with i1 s3 tsc .a iorFinc fIc
9 tac house GA fo-. ille an3 th sthsni.ffs .t
ttjl below ls Yaiue Io. ~ e. ir ru.c 81 8 .
80 - = or n q fsif isHo9ia stc s1d sinclair a1
Z duced price fff enc wee AI.o gnsurancC
wriucn aid money i0snei
Jude Bros, oFe Arcs ds
EOR sAlf-NALpABLE H0 EI FKDf EgIN
Y - tarrrin -''4ne Dalhsm ri N4u .s'ff
klfh.i l' IOom bon G 81 a e1fr er8ye.neat
Address GEO. =. Hart Manislec Ia b. g.
T. EDI CTlON-A $3.50 plAct EfDUCFD 10
~ s., - 1oi the ue1f ~ day and fYf safe on fte
Tro7f ssic3b'e s-rrns. !. s. forin. Lofrf'f BOX
oPpositc sHe-ts Hos
fr0 GAEf4NEEs AND FAEEERe Il 3AfE
j The hcSs acre rTopcffT near fnf city ard fsrlns
IN thirty counties Of - sheaa Michigan Ftr
see cSeap- Percy q. Cool : Foiirfefn-st Frn -
DARGhlNls-A HkE EDs0NE EtW HOU~F Ok
D5cHeron ave. modern stFie ,aoa-si.o.o "a "a
bsisnce on tine. aisp few ntCe homes ntar
stree car llne. Small payment down. DO boi
n1y unti yo1 80 t4em, itcr'e e. ard rooms %
rent % good teuaats. JOB lrfntar 81 ioH rsfee
by John o.. psiufcT and destrr fn reaf csssft.
neOm Lofetts hieck opposite ssTset's ijotei -